Momodou Kebba Jallow’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Gambian politician
Is Politician
Diplomat
From Gambia
Type Politics
Gender male

Momodou Kebba Jallow (* 20. Jahrhundert) ist ein Politiker und Diplomat im westafrikanischen Staat Gambia.

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Der frühere Landwirtschaftsminister (Secretary of State for Agriculture) war 1995 bis Juni 1997 Vertreter Gambias bei den Vereinten Nationen, sein Nachfolger wurde Abdoulie Sallah. Ab April 1998 an war er wieder in diese Position tätig, wo er unter anderem im April 1998 Präsident des UN-Sicherheitsrats gewesen ist.

Als Hochkommissar war er später ab November 2003 in Lagos für Ghana und Nigeria Gambias Vertreter.

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